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Campaign Launched to Remind Contractors To Look Out For Construction Industry Scheme Improvements

A national publicity campaign launches today to remind contractors and subcontractors in the construction industry that the New CIS will be here in eight weeks' time.

The campaign will be run in the trade, national, regional and radio press. Some of the messages highlighted in the adverts are:

  • You may have already heard that the Construction Industry Scheme is changing this year;

  • From April there will no longer be CIS cards and certificates;

  • Subcontractors working on an existing contract don't need to do anything;

  • But if you're a subcontractor starting a new contract you need to supply the contractor with a few simple details, which HMRC will tell you about shortly; and

  • If you'd like to know more visit http://www.new-cis.com

New CIS Programme Director, Mark de Brunner, said:

"There are only eight weeks before New CIS comes in, and contractors should now be ready. There's plenty of help if they need it - online, over the phone and in the packs we sent to contractors last month.

Contractors can still get additional advice when they attend the Business Support Team seminars, Employer Talk events and Business Advice Open Days."


Posted 8th February 2007

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